According to Beta Technology officials, the ALIA can fly 250 nautical miles on a single charge. He told reporters from Reuters that it cost just $8 to power the 45-minute flight.
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Grant for aspiring aviation entrepreneurs unveiled
The $5,000 grant is designed to empower the next generation of aviation entrepreneurs by providing funding and mentorship to students with innovative ideas that could transform the future of business aviation, according to officials.
Signature Aviation opens newest location at KFOK
Signature Aviation has opened its newest FBO at Francis S. Gabreski Airport (KFOK) in Westhampton Beach, New York.
Court claims GA still doesn’t have a commercially available unleaded avgas
Judge S. Raj Chatterjee noted in the May 30, 2025, ruling that since G100UL has not gone through the ASTM process for specification, it cannot be considered “commercially available.” But the folks behind the unleaded fuel have something to say about that.
Competition with 3D-printed aircraft takes flight
The competition consists of flying the student-designed 3D-printed aircraft up to 35 feet high for eight seconds before gliding them back safely to the ground. There is also a separate design innovation competition.
MIT researchers develop new fuel cell that could power electric aviation
“We expect people to think that this is a totally crazy idea,” says Yet-Ming Chiang, a professor of materials science and engineering. “If they didn’t, I’d be a bit disappointed because if people don’t think something is totally crazy at first, it probably isn’t going to be that revolutionary.”
Textron Aviation receives Excellence in Manufacturing Training Award
The award celebrates manufacturers that demonstrate “exceptional dedication to integrating learning and development into their business processes, ensuring a skilled and adaptable workforce,” according to officials.
Flying car maker chooses electric motor
The gas engine powers generators that flow power directly to the motors at the wheels for the ground or the propeller motors for flight. This system was chosen to allow an easy upgrade to full electric flight as soon as battery technology becomes viable for this use, company officials noted.
Take flight at Camp CAVU
Registrations are now being accepted for Camp CAVU, an immersive five-day aviation camp designed for youth ages 14 to 18, offers aspiring aviators the opportunity to explore the world of flight through a hands-on, educational experience.